The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-05-19

tain rose again Miss Cpehlatn, was greeted
with q storm Of applause.
Tho British govern naent has decided that
| during the discussion OF tho coercion bill,
l enc house OF commons shall not be allowed
to adjourn on any day until q certain
number OF amendments has been disposed
OF.
Jem carnss. English light. weight cham.
| 4Aeh, and Billy Frasier OF Boston fought
resulting in q draw.
At the sale 81 the Frenachh cro wn jewels,
Bouense Of ,Csllicrhih bought a diamond
SHOULDER fhot Tor 25, 0G0 francs.
| There seems to be Q reaction in New
York on account OF the enforcement OF the
blue laws. The lesisl. turs hrs passed. and
tho governor signed the Cantor. bill, allow.
ing music and beer, In cdhcert saloons, and
the senate fassed the pool bill, allowing
ire betting on race tracks during the sea-.
sou; The bill has already passed the as.
amendments. one combining the bet.
ting to tho track on race days, and the
other limiting the season to tho tine be.
tween May and October:
A. a business meeting 81 tho
eotjety ql tho Army o. tNe Climber.
selected a4 the. dfator. and Col. William
McMtehael OF New York ~ alternate OF the
next reunion. Chicago was selected rs the
| place. and Chickamausa week in Septem.
ber,. 1883, rs tho time for holding thu
dent, dsr:. p: H: Sheridan; Corresponding
ssGfetaft; Gen. Henry N. Cist: treasurer,
Gen. }. s. Fullerton; recording secretary,
Gen. John w. Steele, and vice president
from each state represented in the society.
Another tragedy has i.st been, enacted
Munich, thu ttfooaess Anna and baroness
t'odise OF Gutenberg. rowed in a boat to
the spot where King Ludwig Of Bavaria
met his death. deliberately threw them.
selves into the water and were drowned:
Both were pretty, rich and cultured: They
had been SUITE SirS from melancholy ever
etnee the Kings death:
\. Washington Special: Col. Gray: 81 tho
N?rtherh Pacfc, appeared before the sec:
rotary Of the interior and Assistant Attor;
his proposition Tor 4 scttlemeht 81 the in
demnity lands trouble. His statement
was terse and comprehensive, and at it's
! close the secretary cOmplinented Mr.. GRAY
UPON his conciseness OF the statement
with which he laid the matter before the
department.. Questions were asked Mr..
Gray by both the secretary and assistant
! UoVSs1A Vy ESJCTdl, 10 WOaC the ROAD
Really asked for and expected. Mr.. Mont.
gomery was inclined to be little sarcas.
tic. lie inquired whether the rond ex-
pccted to take indemnity lands in Idaho
and Washington Tor granted lands in Min;
neeosa: Mr., Gray replied that the road
Old. although there had been people insane
enough to think that the road had no such
right. The matter was taken under ad.
visement by the secretary.
The Odd Fellows block at Needham.
Mass, occupied by several stores, and the
Few York & New England railroad, was
burned. Loss, $50, 900.
I At the internat ional Sunday school con-
| vention, to be held ut Battery ID armory,
Chicago, on June l, ? and 3, fully eighteen
hundred dele%at es, with like number of
atternates. are expected. Nearly all the
railroads have agreed to return those de.
string to attend the cbnvention ut bfc:
| third fare:
An old feud between +: n: BurJettc and
L. ": Crouch Of Sonora, Ca, eliminated
IN their killing each other with pistol and
h,ttchet:
James Kcafney; lawyer, has surrender.
Ell himself to tho authorities in New York,
ne pleaded not guilty to u charge OF for.
! gerry. He il said to have defrauded va
rious persons out OF 100000
tits estimated that 10, 900 men are now
| idle in the building trades OF Chicago as a
| result OF strikes or the lockout.
Thomas Britt, young man of Grand
Forks. lost both legs by being run over by
an engine.
The following Pensions have been grant
ed: Minnesnt;.-R: Fredin. Tayior's Falls:
": Annis. Troy; A. Rccque, Wabasha: L.
zones, Sank Center; II. Hushaff, La S,,e,ir;
]: Cooper, Buffalo; A. McAllister, Winona;
5: Curtiss; Hehnins; l. G. Robbins, Cortao-
va; 7: Devose, Organization; W: Prior; Os.
SEQ: INCREASED H: II. HoynG Lake Crys-
tai; Sophia, widow of p. Gfevier; Winsted:
Mary A., widow Of r. b. Newhall, Ovation
ma; J. F. Learson, Grand Meadow; J. Wax
azoo Leech Lake; B. Plummer Rollav; D.
Bosworth. Leroy; F.. w. Heisler, Smiths
Falls; c. Marks, MARSHALL; F. NJ. Mercy.
nolds, Albert Lea; F. Bryard, Gaylord; /.
n: Russell, Dassel; D. Cahill, Minneola; J.
W. Anderson, Trokey; G. L. Robertson,
gan, Jasper; original, w. 8. Goodwin
Yankton; j. T. Pierce (deceased), Mitchell;
q. w. Hilton, Huron.
A. Is. Chladek, who has held minor city
offices in Chicago, committed suicide be-
cause the Democrats were going out OF
power. He leaves q wife and ten children.
Judge Wilkin OF St. Paul has granted a
decree OF divorce on the grounds Of deser.
ton to Dora L: Lemke from her husband,
Herman A: Lemke. They were married
Dec. 5, 1882, at Reedsburg, Wis, and
three days later the husband left his vile,
who was only twenty-one years OF age,
to shift Tor herself.
The Winona & Southwestern Railroad
company, OF Wihona; has accepted prop.
osition from responsible PARTIES to con-
nfS snnt mil Il
City, Iowa. by the LIST OF January, 1889:
Twenty-Five miles OF the road are to BIO
built and equipped by Jan l, 1888. and
the entire line completed and fully equip
ped by Jan. l, 1889, subject to the follow.
ing conditions: That the city of Winona
will vote subsidy OF 100000 of it's
bonds. and that the citizens will subscribe
$1,000 OF the first mortgage bonds OF
the road.
incorporated. Capital stock $1,000 900.
Danny Needham of st. Paul knocked out
Jack Davis of Philadelphia in a well con.
tested and bloody fight of nearly nine
rounds at Minneapolis.
James White of Braincrd was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Car.
dozo at St. Paul charged with selling
liquor to Indians, and in default OF $500
bail was sent to jail to await hearing ut
the June term OF court at Winona
Supt. Perkins, Of the Northwestern rail.
way mail service. has been appointed act.
ing superintendent of mails in the St. Paul
postoftice vice Ed Bean, resigned.
On Saturday morning the 14th inst. a
train on the Milwaukee road arrived in St.
Paul from Chicago, bringing Bishop John
Ireland home from his long trip abroad.
At the depot a delegation OF citizens had
assembled to meet him. and tho party was
driven in carriages to the distinguished
prelate's residence on Sixth street where
an address and testim onials were present.
ell. The Testimonial" referred to was an
envelope containing q check for $1,325,
and the carriage and team is as fine turn.
out as can be seen.
Pensions granted: Minnesota-Increas.
cd: n: F. Frost, Jackson; A. Emily. Dako.
ta; p. Van Alstine, Freeburg w. A. Rob.
bins, Hutchinson; E. N. Hight, Morris; f.
Swanson, Carver; L. L. Chaftin, MONTICELLO;
W. Shaver, Red Wing. Reissue: j. Lair,
Twin Lakes; c. W. Quiggle. Blue Earth City;
U.Owen. Long Prairie observation-disclosures.